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06-11-2024, 08:16 AM
For folks wanting to delve deeper there's more below on the meaning of the Fabian Society's (in)famous stained glass window; the horror show of 'oligarchical collectivism' and warnings about the group from George Orwell.
• Understanding the Fabian Window
From 18:00
[Video: https://youtu.be/s9oqgQ16qc8]
No surprise that the window is housed at the 'London School of Economics' as the place was founded by the Fabian Society and attendees include Ghislaine Maxwell, George Soros, Ursula von der Leyen, Gordon Brown, Sadiq Khan etc. - Tony Blair is also a Fabian (and Bilderberger) - go figure.
Don't know if this is the direction we're headed (or herded) towards today with UBI but here's what the Fabian Director of the 'London School of Economics' thought should happen.
Famous eugenicist Bertrand Russell was also a Fabian and according to him it doesn't bode well for folks who 'question the narrative'.
Anyway if anyone has any thoughts then would be interested to hear them and hope folks watch the two short videos posted - thought the one concerning the stained glass window was quite an eye opener.
• Understanding the Fabian Window
From 18:00
[Video: https://youtu.be/s9oqgQ16qc8]
No surprise that the window is housed at the 'London School of Economics' as the place was founded by the Fabian Society and attendees include Ghislaine Maxwell, George Soros, Ursula von der Leyen, Gordon Brown, Sadiq Khan etc. - Tony Blair is also a Fabian (and Bilderberger) - go figure.
Don't know if this is the direction we're headed (or herded) towards today with UBI but here's what the Fabian Director of the 'London School of Economics' thought should happen.
Quote:• "Those who are unemployable must become dependents of the State...but with complete permanent loss of all citizen rights - including civil freedom and fatherhood."
(Fabian) William Beveridge - Director of the London School of Economics (1919-1937).
Top Ten Unlikely and Surprising Eugenicists
Famous eugenicist Bertrand Russell was also a Fabian and according to him it doesn't bode well for folks who 'question the narrative'.
Quote:• "We may perhaps assume that, if people grow less superstitious, government will acquire the right to sterilize those who are not considered desirable as parents. This power will be used, at first, to diminish imbecility, a most desirable object. But probably, in time, opposition to the government will be taken to prove imbecility, so that rebels of all kinds will be sterilized."
Source: Bertrand Russell, "ICARUS or the Future of Science" (1924).
Anyway if anyone has any thoughts then would be interested to hear them and hope folks watch the two short videos posted - thought the one concerning the stained glass window was quite an eye opener.
